All the victims of the fire at a bar in the Swiss town of Crans-Montana have now been identified. Forensic teams completed the identification of the 40 fatalities on Sunday, and on Monday, the 119 injured in the tragedy, most of them in critical condition, were also identified. The deceased included people of various nationalities, including Swiss, Italian, and French. The vast majority were young people, many of them teenagers, who were attending a New Year's Eve party. A total of 32 bodies were identified on Sunday. Eight had already been identified on Saturday, and police identified another 16 on Sunday morning. Authorities reported the final 16 identifications on Sunday evening. Specifically, of the 40 fatalities, 22 were Swiss, while the second most affected nationality was French, with seven victims. Six of the deceased were Italian, two Romanian, one Portuguese, one Belgian, and one Turkish. Their ages ranged from 14 to 39 years old.